I’m thinking specifically of the Judy Garland version. In the books Dorothy is too young for me to discern an Enneagram number for her. Judy was also technically a child, but I think she’s old enough for us to make some decisions about her.
My own book opened with a storytelling Enneagram breakdown of The Wizard of Oz. I remember being particularly struck by Toto’s trespassing as an action that started everything. And Toto, the dog, is going to do whatever Dorothy, the master, allows. Why would Dorothy allow Toto to go into Miss Gulch’s flowers?
Not a rule follower. Not particularly impressed with authority. Or, simply careless. Distracted.
Which means Dorothy is not a Six. Not a One.
Even though Oz is an unknown place, Dorothy confronts it bravely and immediately opens herself to the kind people who live there. Not a Five.
Possibly a Seven. Possibly an Eight. Heart Type possible.
When told to retrieve the Witch’s broom, she sets off. Not a Nine. (Professor Marvel is the Nine!)
A lot of choices left. Is there something from the movie that can pinpoint Dorothy’s number? When Dorothy is denied entrance to see the Wizard, she cries. An Eight would’ve confronted the door; a Seven would’ve devised a way around. So, Heart Type.
Let’s go back to the beginning. Toto. When Miss Gulch demands restitution for Toto’s trespassing, Dorothy takes no blame. Instead, she cries, “You wicked old witch!”
Ah. Three. Beloved by everybody, able to solve problems and save the day, refuses to admit when they’re wrong.